Washington County

Maple syrup producer in Shushan, Washington County, listed in the New York State Maple Producers Association's directory of maple retailers. Call ahead before visiting.

Annual two-day festival at the Washington County Fairgrounds celebrating the role of agriculture in the fiber arts. Over 100 local artisans and craftsmen. Fiber arts, raw fleece, roving, spinning, needle felting, dyes, pottery, jewelry, and craft beverages. adkwoolandarts.com

Locally owned fence company established in 1994 with showroom, fabrication shop, and materials yard on Route 9 north of Exit 17N. Serves Warren, Washington, and Saratoga Counties from Ballston Spa to Bolton Landing. Installs vinyl, cedar, ornamental, and chain link fencing. Also sells professional-grade materials to contractors and DIYers. adkfence.com

Community-based nonprofit land trust founded in 1990 by local farmers and citizens to protect working farmland and forests from development in Washington and Rensselaer counties. Has permanently conserved over 33,700 acres on 182+ properties in the Upper Hudson Valley. Works with landowners on conservation easements, provides farmland access and transition resources, and hosts public programs including guided farm tours, Game of Logging workshops, and the Wild Cider Cup.

Washington County's first farm brewery (motto: "Dry town, wet basements") — operating taprooms at 1 Main Street in Greenwich and 6 Broad Street in Cambridge, with the original production facility at 19 Main Street in the dry town of Argyle. Argyle combines locally-sourced hops, barley, and water with quality yeasts to create flavorful brews ranging from blonde ales and oatmeal stouts to brown ales and coffee porters. Beer flights, taproom service, and locally-made goods retail. Also showcases spirits from Greenwich-based Main Street Distillery.

Award-winning farmstead cheesemaker founded in 2007 by Marge and Dave Randles on their family farm in Argyle, in operation since 1860. Expanded in 2020 to a 10,000-square-foot processing facility in Hudson Falls with retail store, viewing windows into the cheesemaking process, and a commercial kitchen. Products include whole milk and Greek yogurt, yogurt smoothies, buttermilk, cheese curds, feta, and seven hard cheeses from A2 milk. Gold medal winner at the New York State Fair.

A winery in Cambridge, Washington County, selling fruit, jams and preserves, wine, spirits, cider, and crafts.

A Christmas tree farm in Cambridge, Washington County, selling Christmas trees and wreaths.

A worsted spinning fiber mill in Greenwich, Washington County, processing wool and other natural animal and plant fibers for farmers, fiber artists, and small producers across the Northeast. Farmers always receive their own fiber back — no blending with other animals. Specializes in heritage and rare breed wools, long-staple fibers, and custom yarn production. Services include washing, picking, carding, combing, spinning, and dyeing. In operation since 2010.

The Battenkill River in Washington County is widely regarded as one of the finest wild trout streams in the eastern United States — a clear, cold freestone river running through pastoral farmland and woodland from Vermont to the Hudson. Dozens of public fishing access points along the river are maintained by the DEC and Battenkill Conservancy. The river is open to non-motorized paddling with multiple launch points. The surrounding countryside features quiet country roads ideal for cycling. Free public access at all DEC-marked points year-round.

Award-winning fifth-generation family dairy founded in 2008 by Donald and Seth McEachron, bottling milk directly on the farm in Salem. Winner of Cornell University's award for Highest Quality Milk in New York State (2010). Produces all-natural whole milk, heavy cream, half-and-half, and buttermilk in glass and plastic bottles alongside ultra-premium homemade ice cream. Farm store open daily. No artificial growth hormones, no RBST.

Premier Battenkill River outfitter operating since 2003, offering customized canoe, kayak, raft, and tube rentals with shuttles to and from river access points. Off-grid facility adjacent to a state hiking trail with parking, restrooms, a small retail shop, and riverside lodging. Trips run one hour to all day. Fly fishing supplies in stock. Founding member of the Battenkill Conservancy. Located two miles from the NY/VT state line.

A microbrewery and brew pub in a federal-style 1840 building in Fort Ann, brewing ales just 7 barrels at a time using fresh local ingredients. Named for Battle Hill — a key location during the Battle of Fort Anne in the American Revolution; the historic battle site is visible from inside the pub. Beers include the War Whoop IPA (piney and citrus hops with malt depth), Grains of Liberty (all-grain and honey session ale), and the Cocoa Porter (cocoa nibs added during brewing). The kitchen serves handcrafted pub fare including a Farmers Platter with cheese curds from Argyle Cheese Farmer. Washington County's flagship farm brewery.

A maple producer in Fort Ann, Washington County, selling maple syrup.

Maple syrup producer in White Creek, Washington County, listed in the New York State Maple Producers Association's directory of maple retailers. Call ahead before visiting.

A farm in Cambridge listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination. Call ahead for what's offered and when.

Retail and wholesale vegetable farm with a seasonal farm stand on Route 22 south of Cambridge village, run by Kari Bernard. Offers fresh, directly grown produce including vegetables and seasonal crops. A popular direct-sale roadside stop in the Cambridge corridor Thursday through Sunday.

A nationally recognized beekeeping supply company and education center in Greenwich, Washington County, serving beekeepers across the region and country. Stocks a comprehensive range of hive equipment, protective gear, feeding supplies, treatments, and honey processing equipment. Also a significant center for beekeeping education — Director of Research and Education Dr. David Peck teaches workshops regularly. A hub for Washington County and Upper Hudson Valley beekeepers.

Seven-generation family dairy farm and orchard growing over 25 apple varieties plus pears and plums. The farm stand is open year-round, selling fruit from cold storage well after harvest.

A farm in Cambridge, Washington County, selling chicken, plus Icelandic lamb shares.

State-licensed nursery stock grower in Cambridge, Washington County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.

Producer-only year-round community market in the Village of Cambridge, one of the largest farmers markets in rural Washington County. Sunday mornings at Owlkill Commons in summer and the Cambridge firehouse on 2nd and 4th Sundays in colder months. Features fresh local produce, pastured meats, eggs, wines, maple, craft brews, baked goods, herbs, flowers, body care, and crafts. Pre-order pickup available online by Friday 1pm. Live music weekly.

Summer Thursday farmers market in a restored historic canal building in Fort Edward. Features local produce, dairy, baked goods, eggs, meat, and honey alongside weekly food trucks and live music. SNAP and FMNP vouchers accepted. Hosts annual Locktoberfest harvest festival in mid-October with artisans, live music, and local beer.

Cornell Cooperative Extension Washington County has served farmers, families, and rural residents since 1916. Programs cover agriculture and food systems, 4-H youth development, environment and natural resources, and nutrition and health. Offers farm business management education, beginning farmer training, livestock specialist support, vegetable and tree fruit programs, Master Gardeners, and maple program resources.

Farm brewery in downtown Whitehall pouring house-made beers including sours and porters. The taproom has indoor and outdoor seating with fire pits and games, a cigar humidor, live music and weekend food trucks, and is dog-friendly.

Greenwich-based rural hunger nonprofit operating a 20,000-sq-ft Food & Farm Hub. Programs include a weekly food pantry, Food Recovery Project (gleaning), Fresh Food Collective, Food Farmacy produce-prescription program, and Edible Education classes.

Land surveying practice in Greenwich, Washington County. Listed as a member firm of the Eastern New York Society of Land Surveyors.

Working weaving studio in Kingsbury in a historic 1790 building with four looms. Produces hand-woven textiles, clothing, and fiber art. Weaving workshops daily and on weekends. Products available at McKernon Gallery in Hudson Falls. crazyasaloom.com

A fiber farm in Fort Edward, Washington County, selling wool and fiber. Organic.

Independent family-run farm supply and small equipment dealer in Greenwich, serving Washington County farmers and rural property owners since 1993. Authorized Husqvarna dealer selling and servicing chainsaws, outdoor power equipment, and lawn mowers. Known for knowledgeable personal service with parts in stock and expert chainsaw and small engine repair.

Cambridge stained-glass studio and gift shop making custom glasswork.

A 52-acre agroforestry farm in Easton using silvopasture and forest farming methods, operated by David DeLaMater and Mary Marchewka. Cultivates and sells specialty mushrooms including oyster and shiitake grown on logs from timber stand improvement work on their managed forest. Also raises Cashmere and dairy goats, alpaca, chickens, geese, and ducks. Veteran-owned; participants in the USDA Armed to Farm program.

Washington County sugarhouse with pancake and sausage breakfast and horse-drawn wagon rides during NYS Maple Weekend. sales@drybrooksugarhouse.com

A farm in Hartford, Washington County, raising pastured chicken and lamb. Sells shares: half and whole lamb, by pre-order.

USDA-inspected slaughter and processing facility in Eagle Bridge, Washington County, handling cattle, hogs, and sheep and lamb. Also takes custom-exempt work for farmers and individuals having their own animals processed (that meat is for the owner's household, not for resale). USDA establishment M33843. Call ahead to schedule.

A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling Blonde d'Aquitaine beef in sampler and ground-beef bundles.

A micro farm winery in Argyle, Washington County, licensed by the New York State Liquor Authority. Check hours before visiting.

A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling lamb.

A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, raising Wagyu beef. Sells shares: half and quarter.

Seasonal orchard stand selling apples, cider, homemade apple pies, cider donuts and other local goods, open fall weekends.

A farm and outdoor power equipment dealer in Hudson Falls, Washington County, carrying John Deere, Stihl, Honda, Husqvarna, Simplicity, Bush Hog, and more. A one-stop shop for rural property owners and farmers in Washington County and the Upper Hudson Valley needing tractors, chainsaws, mowers, snowblowers, and outdoor power equipment.

Farm Credit East branch in Greenwich, Washington County: agricultural lender offering land, operating and equipment loans and leases, plus tax planning, recordkeeping, appraisals, business consulting and crop insurance for farms and rural businesses.

A farm in Argyle, Washington County, raising heritage turkeys and American Guinea Hog pork. Sells shares: whole or half hogs.

A farm in Fort Ann, Washington County, selling pastured beef in boxes and bundles. Sells shares: quarter cows.

Fourth-generation 300-acre farm in the Black Creek Valley of Salem, a multi-season destination. U-pick blueberries, raspberries, cut flowers, and a Pick Your Own Healthcare field of power foods and specialty produce. Renovated dairy barn marketplace features local cheeses, meats, organic vegetables, artisan gifts, and floral designs. Weekend farm cafe in summer. Monthly Seed to Plate Saturdays with Food for Life classes and community potlucks.

Family-run Black Angus beef farm in Cambridge, NY Grown and Certified, awarded NY Beef Farm of Excellence and Beef Quality Assurance Certified. Raises pasture-raised, naturally grown Angus cattle using rotational grazing with a unique partnership with a nearby distillery to feed nutrient-rich distillers' grain. Also produces small-batch beef tallow balm. Founded 2021 by the Morrow family.

Cambridge studio creating handcrafted jewelry and artisan designs.

A large animal veterinary practice in Granville serving Washington, southern Warren, and northern Saratoga counties in New York, plus Rutland and northern Bennington counties in Vermont. Provides medical services for horses, cows, sheep, goats, llamas, and alpacas through farm visits and on-site treatment facilities. Dedicated to preventive care and animal wellness in the Upper Hudson Valley and southern Adirondack region.

A farm in Salem, Washington County, selling pasture-raised meats.

NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 1156 Route 29, Greenwich. Opened to the public in October 2025.

Year-round Wednesday afternoon market on Main Street in Greenwich village center. Offers vegetables, fruits, meats, dairy, eggs, herbs, and artisan products from local growers and makers. One of the only year-round mid-week markets in Washington County.

Maple syrup producer in Middle Granville, Washington County, listed in the New York State Maple Producers Association's directory of maple retailers. Call ahead before visiting.

Historic 425-acre family farm on Route 29 in Greenwich growing 20+ crops including the regionally famous Hand Melon, a cantaloupe variety enjoyed by presidents and celebrities for three generations. U-pick strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, and winter squash in season. Retail farm market across from the Washington County Fairgrounds features own produce plus annuals, perennials, and local specialty foods.

The Route 29 farm market of Hand Melon Farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling vegetables, herbs, berries, pumpkins, and flowers.

A flower farm in Greenwich, Washington County.

New York State's oldest U-pick orchard, a family tradition since 1905, growing 24+ apple varieties plus cherries, blueberries, and strawberries in Middle Granville. Home to Slyboro Ciderhouse (separate listing) on the same property. Also offers apple wood-fired pizza, cider donuts, barnyard animals, and live music on weekends. Located in the foothills of the Adirondacks near the Vermont border, celebrating its 121st season.

NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 345 Main St Ste 2, Hudson Falls. Opened to the public in September 2024.

A family-owned regenerative farm in Cambridge, Washington County, selling pasture-raised chicken, turkey, duck, and lamb, plus eggs, maple syrup, and baked goods.

A fish and game club in Hudson Falls, Washington County, serving the upper Hudson Valley sporting community near the Vermont border. Hunting, fishing, and outdoor conservation in Washington County.

State-licensed nursery and greenhouse grower in Hampton, Washington County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.

State-licensed greenhouse grower in Schaghticoke, Washington County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.

A farm in Cambridge, Washington County, selling meat direct. Rare and endangered heritage-breed pork, forest-raised, including American Mulefoot; also rabbit and duck. Animal Welfare Approved; by appointment and at markets. Sells shares: bulk pork shares.

A Christmas tree farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling Christmas trees and wreaths.

A small artisanal whiskey distillery on a farm in Fort Ann (five minutes from Lake George Village), with a second tasting room storefront at 329 Canada Street in Lake George Village. Spirits are produced in small handcrafted batches using NY State grains, fermented and distilled on-site. Lineup includes whiskey, bourbon, vodka, gin, and the Adirondack Wildfire cinnamon whiskey alongside a Lake George Lemonade. The Lake George tasting room is a short walk from the water's edge and centrally located among the village hotels.

State-licensed nursery and greenhouse grower in Greenwich, Washington County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.

A lavender farm in Whitehall, Washington County, selling herbs, preserves, flowers, and plants.

Operates an emergency food pantry and community garden in Washington County. Partners with Comfort Food Community, Market 32, and the Regional Food Bank. Pantry open Monday/Wednesday/Friday by appointment.

Water well and pump contractor in Argyle, Washington County. Registered with the NYS DEC as a water well contractor (Reg. #10031) and listed by the Empire State Water Well Drillers Association.

A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, raising dry-aged, 100% grass-fed beef and pastured pork; also runs a network that sells many regional farms' products.

Farm store selling its own USDA-inspected beef, pork, chicken, duck and eggs, plus local milk, butter, maple syrup and baked goods. Online ordering, with free delivery to Ticonderoga and Putnam.

USDA-inspected slaughter and processing facility in Argyle, Washington County, handling cattle and hogs. Also takes custom-exempt work for farmers and individuals having their own animals processed (that meat is for the owner's household, not for resale). USDA establishment M4265. Call ahead to schedule.

Farm distillery making fruit spirits (apple eau-de-vie, grappa, pOma, honi) from its own orchard and local vineyards in a wood-fired pot still in a restored 1820s barn. Visits are by appointment; bottles are sold through the online shop.

A 300-acre farm in Argyle, Washington County, raising grass-fed Angus beef; Animal Welfare Approved and American Grassfed certified.

Five-generation family farm producing award-winning maple syrup, cream, and sugar. Taps over 600 acres. Open year-round for hiking, RV camping, and products. maplelandfarms.com

A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling Angus and Hereford beef direct. Call to order.

Family-owned apple orchard offering U-pick and pre-picked apples, cider and cider donuts, pumpkins and hayrides in the fall season.

A farm in Argyle, Washington County, selling vegetables, herbs, flowers, and wool and fiber. Organic and pasture-raised.

A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling beef, eggs, vegetables, fruit, maple syrup, honey, and jams and preserves.

Family-run meat processor and retail meat shop doing custom beef and pork processing, with a store selling meats, homemade sausages and pet food plus local milk, eggs, maple and horseradish.

Small vineyard and tasting room growing cold-hardy grapes (Marquette, Frontenac, St. Croix, La Crescent, La Crosse, Prairie Star) and making wine from them. Seated tastings, local art on display, and part of the Upper Hudson Wine Trail.

NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 132 Broadway, Whitehall. Opened to the public in November 2025.

A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling vegetables, fruit, and herbs. Organic and grass-fed.

A family farm in Salem, Washington County, selling vegetables, herbs, orchard fruit, and berries.

Family farm stand selling apples, cider, berries, honey from its own hives, eggs, grass-fed beef, maple syrup and seasonal pumpkins.

An apiary in Argyle, Washington County, selling honey.

State-licensed greenhouse grower in Greenwich, Washington County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.

Second wine label of South Dominion Vineyard, made from cold-hardy hybrid grapes. Tastings with cheese boards are held seasonally (about May–November) in the post-and-beam winery building, which also has a book loft and vinyl record lounge.

A maple producer in Whitehall, Washington County, selling maple syrup.

Licensed retail food store at 2628 Route 29, Greenwich. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.

A water well drilling company based in Hudson Falls, Washington County, offering well drilling, pump installations, and hydrofracturing for rural and residential properties in Washington County and the greater Upper Hudson Valley. Provides 24-hour emergency well services and free estimates. A community-rooted well company for Washington County farmers and homesteaders.

Seasonal Thursday afternoon farmers market at Veterans Memorial Park in Granville, part of the Route 22 Farmers' Market network spanning Salem, Granville, and Whitehall. Features local produce, meat, dairy, maple products, and handmade goods from Washington County farms and makers.

Land surveying practice in Hudson Falls, Washington County. Listed as a member firm of the Eastern New York Society of Land Surveyors.

A farm store in Greenwich, Washington County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.

Family-owned agricultural equipment dealership founded in 1953, headquartered in Salem with five locations across eastern New York. Authorized dealer for Kubota, Case IH, Krone, Kuhn/Knight, and Land Pride, selling and servicing tractors, hay equipment, spreaders, mixers, UTVs, skid steers, excavators, and turf equipment. 50+ service technicians with road service trucks for on-farm repairs. Slogan: "Our Service Sells Since 1953."

Seasonal Saturday morning market at the Village Park Gazebo on Main Street in Salem, serving the southern Washington County farming community. Part of the Route 22 Farmers' Market network. Features produce, maple products, eggs, meats, and artisan goods.

Seasonal Thursday evening farmers market at Juckett Park on Route 4 in Hudson Falls. Features locally grown produce, fruits, essential oils, maple products, and fresh farm goods from regional growers. A community gathering point in the park along the Hudson River corridor.

An orchard in Whitehall, listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination.

A Washington County maple farm in Argyle, hosting the Commissioner's Tapping ceremony each spring to kick off the NYS maple season. Participates in the annual Maple Weekend open houses at their sugar house on Dutchtown Road. A family maple operation with a commitment to agricultural education.

A farm in Cambridge, Washington County, selling vegetables, fruit, herbs, flowers, and plants and seedlings. Organic.

A family-owned farm-to-pint nano brewery on a hilltop 8-acre farm in Argyle — the previously-dry town of Washington County where Sarah and Matt Puhl made history opening the first brewery, after relocating from Boston for a quieter pace. The property features an on-site hopyard supplying many of the brewery's ingredients, a small Christmas tree farm, and seasonal camping; the taproom and outdoor pavilion overlook serene rolling countryside. Beers and hard seltzers span the spectrum from session ales to stouts, with collaborations including a Scottish Ale brewed jointly with Argyle Brewing Company down the road. The taproom is designed as a modern revival of the public tavern — a family-friendly community center where all are welcome. Open Thursday through Sunday.